Growing Snowball Marigolds - Knowledgebase Question

Redwood City, CA
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Question by jilliebean
May 30, 2000
I live in Zone 10 and I need to know the proper planting timeline for Snowball Marigolds in my area. Full sun or part shade?


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Answer from NGA
May 30, 2000
Your marigolds will bloom 8-10 weeks after seed is sown, and will continue on through the summer months if spent flowers are regularly removed. If you're sowing seeds now, expect flowers to appear in late summer. If you're setting out transplants, they should be ready to bloom in a week or two. Grow your plants in full sunshine.

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